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Republic financial reform bill

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During the Clone Wars, a bill was proposed in the Senate of the Republic that allowed for the government to open new lines of credit with the InterGalactic Banking Clan. By deregulating the banks, the Republic was to be able to increase spending on the Grand Army and further legislation to produce more clone troopers. Senator Padmé Amidala and others who opposed the bill, attempted to stall it from moving forward. In an effort to overcome their opposition and further the war, a bombing of Coruscant's central power distribution grid was orchestrated, destroying the peace initiative and galvanizing the Senate to vote in favor of the bill. The deregulation allowed for a bill to be introduced and passed, increasing the production of Republic clone troopers.

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Facts

Relatedevents
Clone Wars
Bombing of Coruscant's central power distribution grid
Proposedby
Senator Gume Saam
Government
Galactic Republic
Legislativebody
Galactic Senate
Result
Approved
The Galactic Republic opens more lines of credit to fund military expenses
The Senate allows for the deregulation of banking conglomerates to facilitate the Republic's applications for further loans
Side 1
Gume Saam
(Senator; Techno Union)
Lott Dod
(Senator; Trade Federation)
Mot-Not Rab
(Senator)
Halle Burtoni
(Senator; Kamino)
Zinn Paulness
(Senator)
Mas Amedda
(Senate Vice Chair)
Nix Card
(Lobbyist; InterGalactic Banking Clan)
Side 2
Padmé Amidala Naberrie
(Senator; Naboo)
Bail Organa
(Senator; Alderaan)
Mon Mothma
(Senator; Chandrila)
Onaconda Farr
(Senator; Rodia)
Otherkeyindividuals
Sheev Palpatine
(Supreme Chancellor of the Republic)
Dooku
(Head of State of the Confederacy)

Appearances

3 works, in story order
  1. Heroes on Both Sides (first appearance)
  2. Pursuit of Peace (mentioned only)
  3. Pursuit of Peace (mentioned only)

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